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Food not included… Are you a fan of British Airways? The airline knows that many people are yearning for something – anything – to remind them of the excitement of flying somewhere on a plane. So the airline is feeding that hunger by putting some of its unneeded in-flight service items on sale. Just in […]

Singapore Airlines has joined the farm-to-flight trend. Passengers flying Newark to Singapore will soon eat produce grown indoors, near the airport.
Korean Air has a ranch that produces meat, chicken, veggies and water for in-flight meals. Other airlines have farming projects as well.
Korean Air has a ranch on Korea's Jeju Island where it raised livestock, chicken, fruit and vegetables - and bottles water - that is served to passengers. Here are some snaps from my visit to the ranch.
Southwest Airlines will stop serving those tiny packets of peanuts on its flights starting August 1.

Food not included… Are you a fan of British Airways? The airline knows that many people are yearning for something – anything – to remind them of the excitement of flying somewhere on a plane. So the airline is feeding that hunger by putting some of its unneeded in-flight service items on sale. Just in […]

Singapore Airlines has joined the farm-to-flight trend. Passengers flying Newark to Singapore will soon eat produce grown indoors, near the airport.
Korean Air has a ranch that produces meat, chicken, veggies and water for in-flight meals. Other airlines have farming projects as well.
Korean Air has a ranch on Korea's Jeju Island where it raised livestock, chicken, fruit and vegetables - and bottles water - that is served to passengers. Here are some snaps from my visit to the ranch.
Southwest Airlines will stop serving those tiny packets of peanuts on its flights starting August 1.
Flying hungry? This summer Lufthansa lets some passengers "eat like an astronaut." Air New Zealand is serving the vegetarian 'Impossible Burger'. Eat up.
Travel Tidbits for Friday: United opens a Polaris lounge at SFO and introduces some fresh food and beverage options for purchase from the in-flight menu; JetBlue's amenity kit has a pair of SuperSoft socks from BasicOutfitters that are keepers.
Here's good news for hungry fliers: Delta Air Lines is bringing back complimentary meals in the main cabin.
Travel Tidbits from Delta Air Lines, DFW and Toronto Pearson Airport.
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